- Died:
- 17/12/1924
- Location:
- Marsh Road, Drogheda, County Louth
- County:
- Louth
- Died at scene:
- No
- Claimant:
- Catherine Grogan, widow; Thomas Grogan, brother;
- Organisation:
- IRA
- Designation:
- Anti-Treaty
- Rank:
- Battalion Quartermaster
- Occupation:
- Employee, Castlebellingham & Drogheda Breweries (Cairnes), Drogheda, County Louth; Weighmaster, Drogheda Corporation, Drogheda, County Louth;
- Awarded:
- Yes
- Related File:
- Grogan, Patrick
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